11:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M. Polls have been open for a few hours now at the Santa Ana College women’s gym. The line started on the other side of the east-facing door
Following the retirement of Chancellor Marvin Martinez on Oct. 16, an ad hoc committee was formed to find an interim chancellor. Members of the committee include Interim board president Tina Arias Miller,
Stephen Reid was scrolling through his Instagram one night last year, feeling like he had wasted potential. The Santiago Canyon College student wanted to get involved and help people, but didn’t know
In a dimly lit studio filled with mirrors, a semicircle of students sitting cross-legged surrounds a calm and poised tattooed Korean woman. She spoke with the students at their level, addressing their
Chancellor Marvin Martinez abruptly retired on Friday, Oct. 16, while in his second month of paid administrative leave. The announcement was made by Rancho Santiago Community College District Acting Chancellor Iris Ingram
Credit enrollment at Santa Ana College has stunted for the first time in five years, while the college’s non-credit School of Continuing Education is on pace to reach its enrollment goal. Per
For young people exiting the foster care system, experts say finding a steady place to live has always been a tough hurdle on the road to independence. The city of Anaheim is
The Rancho Santiago Community College District has temporarily suspended direct deposit financial aid disbursements and has switched to mailed checks after a third-party cybersecurity issue was found, according to an urgent notice
Santiago Canyon College’s request for a $4 million line of credit was unanimously approved at the Sept. 28 board meeting. SCC’s request came after school officials discovered a $3.7 million deficit stemming
Santiago Canyon College is seeking a $4 million credit line from the district’s reserves to rectify a budget deficit for paying part-time professors. Acting SCC officials said the school did not account